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Etana Wildlife and Tourism covers prize bull at Thaba Tholo
In September 2011, Etana Wildlife and Tourism attended the Thaba Tholo auction which takes place outside Thabazimbi. New records were achieved when Senatla, the prize buffalo bull, was auctioned for an incredible R18 million to a private buyer. Our Wildlife team provided cover for this animal prior to the auction taking place, during the course of the event and 14 days after he had been sold.
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Exit the Oppenheimers
The latest Financial Mail provides an editorial on the Oppenheimer family’s decision to sell their 40% share in diamond giant De Beers. This decision brings to an end a mining dynasty that began more than a century ago, and played a significant role in the industrial, social and political development of South Africa.
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Etana sponsors 2011 IICoGH dinner
The 2011 Insurance Institute of the Cape of Good Hope (IICoGH) dinner took place on 9 November at the GrandWest Casino in Goodwood. Five-hundred-and-eighty guests congregated at the Market Hall for the event.
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Actuary of the future and a poweRED Etanan
In a recent interview in online publication The Actuary, Etanan Dalisu Dube demonstrates his passion for life and excellent analytical thinking.
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It’s all in the numbers at Etana – which number are you?
Number-crunching aside, figures have always held special significance for Etanans. They are a record of many of our historical milestones: for the past 10 years we have been nominated by brokers as one of the top two insurers.
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Insurers brace for record losses in 2011
The large number of natural disasters in 2011 has led to it being one of the worst years in terms of loss. These disasters have had a major effect on the insurance industry, causing instability and financial difficulty for insurers, who may not have all the answers.
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Etanan Dimitra de Morais voted 2011 RiskSA Support Star of the Year
It’s official! Etana’s Dimitra de Morais is the 2011 RiskSA Support Star of the Year – a deserving winner who does an incredible amount for Etana and her fellow Etanans.
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Bringing incREDible minds together to develop specific scenarios
The future is unpredictable: we live in a fast-paced business and economic environment where things change on an hourly basis – if not quicker. So it is best to be ready for whatever lies in wait.
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Etana Wildlife and Tourism featured in latest RiskAfrica magazine
Head of Etana Wildlife and Tourism Joan Jackson and her team were featured in the latest RiskAfrica magazine.
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BASA and Etana in the latest issue of Cover magazine
Etana’s sponsorship of the BASA mentorship programme was mentioned in a recent issue of Cover magazine.
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Etana brings global information on Professional Indemnity to local brokers
Etana’s Specialist Risk team hosted a seminar this week for brokers in the Gauteng region to hear insights from international and local experts on the subject of Professional Indemnity.
View moreEtanans and brokers get in on the action at the Zwartkops International
The Zwartkops Raceway in Pretoria West was a hive of activity on Saturday 28 January 2012 for the Zwartkops International, as local and international racers entertained crowds who’d packed the track-side grandstands.
The main pit area was the place to be as enthusiasts had their chance to see, touch and hear some very rare machinery.
View moreInspired golf day with the Lions brings out the best in Etanans and brokers
Justin Naylor, head of Independent Brokers in Etana’s Johannesburg office, was in full swing on 19 January in the invitational Lions rugby golf day at Copperleaf Golf Course.
View moreEtana daREDevils out in full force at Lions-Province clash
Six Speedo-wearing Etanans bravely took to the field in front of a 20 000-strong crowd at Coca-Cola Park ahead of the Lions-Western Province rugby match on Saturday October 8. Just before kick-off, the Etana daREDevils and the Lions’ cheerleaders, the Etana Felions, lined up and the crowd let out a mighty roar when it heard the daREDevils were there to raise cancer awareness.
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